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...first year or two back in business. Finding walk-ons who can turn into contributors will be crucial.UTSA coach LarryCoker said the Roadrunners, who have been playing football since 2011 and joined C-USA in 2013, first started practicing...

...night at Buffalo in their third game in 13 days, and the Cowboys are home Saturday against Texas-San Antonio, the LarryCoker-coached team coming off a 26-23 loss to Pac-12 team Arizona."I think this is a league game for us," Cowboys...

...coaches doing everything within their power to get these prized recruits on campus. He remembers when former Miami coach LarryCoker, now at UT-San Antonio, came down to take a look at Williams, a standout receiver for the Panthers."He pulled...

...concern," said Tulsa coach Bill Blankenship. "What I'm more excited about is getting to play Texas-San Antonio and LarryCoker, and North Texas and Dan McCarney, and Skip Holtz and Louisiana Tech."Defending C-USA champion Tulsa lost eight...

...Maybe it's a perfect fit, this marriage of a no-nonsense coach in Popovich and a no-nonsense city.That's how LarryCoker sees it. Coker is the football coach at Texas-San Antonio, and he's rooting for the Spurs to win the title - which...

...said. "I never personally approved any special access for Mr. Shapiro to university athletics events or programs."LarryCoker, who coached the Hurricanes in 2001-06, said he had not been contacted by the NCAA or Miami about the investigation...

...was hired in December, months after Shapiro was placed into custody for masterminding a $930 million Ponzi scheme.LarryCoker, now the coach at Texas-San Antonio, was coaching the Hurricanes when Shapiro first became a booster at Miami...

...there and saw the guy trying to get into a huddle. Never saw that before by anyone."That incident happened while LarryCoker coached the Hurricanes.When asked about Shapiro on Friday, Coker told The Associated Press he knew about the former...

...half. "There's a lot at stake, and our players know that, and I'm sure their players know it," Miami coach LarryCoker said. While the Cardinals say they need to win to prove they belong among college football's elite teams, the Hurricanes...